A Calligram in Ancient Greek of the Hippocratic Oath Taking the Shape of the Rod of Asclepius, Oil on Canvas
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https://doi.org/10.65539/yp6ts093Keywords:
medical humanities, visual art, Hippocratic Oath, calligram, Rod of AsclepiusAbstract
This artwork presents the Hippocratic Oath written in ancient Greek as a calligram forming the Rod of Asclepius. By visually entwining text and symbol, the piece reflects on the intertwined nature of language, ethics, and healing in the medical profession, inviting viewers to contemplate the responsibilities that accompany the physician’s role.
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2024-07-29
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A Calligram in Ancient Greek of the Hippocratic Oath Taking the Shape of the Rod of Asclepius, Oil on Canvas. (2024). Harvard Medical Student Review, 9(1), 4. https://doi.org/10.65539/yp6ts093